Justin Bieber was booed by thousands of angry parents and young fans after he arrived nearly two hours late for a sold-out concert last night.
By the time the 19-year-old singer went on stage at nearly 10.30pm, parents were waiting outside the venue expecting to pick up teenage Beliebers, as his army of fans are known.
Other parents left after just a few songs with their heartbroken children for fear of missing the last trains home on a school night.
Fans apparently tweeting from inside the venue, where the doors opened at 6.30pm, said the booing started an hour before he finally took to the stage.
Many at the O2 voiced their anger on Twitter, saying the star had let down his fans.
One mother, Emma Harman, from Kent, told Sky News she was "disgusted" after her husband had been left waiting with her nine-year-old daughter, who had been taken to the concert as a birthday present.
The singer tweeted he was ready for his performance yesterday afternoon "I am hoping he will be ashamed of his behaviour, but I very much doubt it," said Mrs Harman.
"My husband has left now having seen three songs."
Father Wayne Parsonage tweeted that he ended up missing Bieber's performance so he could make the last train home, and later added: "Discusting!! Waste of my time and money ... never again."
Former Coronation Street actor Wendi Peters tweeted that Bieber had finally come on stage at 10.24pm - nearly two hours after the advertised time of 8.30pm.
She wrote: "I shall have an extremely moody daughter tomorrow ... Livid!!"
Amanda Feinstein went along to the O2 with her 9-year-old daughter Zara. She told Sky News: "We waited and waited and there was no explanation forthcoming.
"There children crying, children falling asleep in their seats and even children having to leave before he came on stage.
"He cut his set by half an hour so not only were we waiting we were pretty much short changed as well. But we stayed till the end because my daughter is a Belieber.
"I'm really furious because it's one thing to be late but to not explain or apologise and to have no consideration for your fans who are of school age. These are young girls; it's bad mannered.
"I would be very reluctant to spend that amount of money again to sit for two hours and do absolutely nothing."
The O2 later tweeted from its own account: "Justin Bieber is now on stage and apologises for the lateness of his show."
It pointed out that Tube trains would still be running by the time the gig ended, but did not give a reason why he was late.
Bieber is reportedly expected to face a fine after his late performance broke a noise curfew.
Hours before the gig, where tickets started at £57.65, he was tweeting to his 35 million followers: "Tonight will be fun. Day 1 at the O2 Arena in London!"
Bieber has been seen partying into the early hours since arriving in London and at one stage was pictured wearing two watches.
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